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| − | Scrooge McDuck (commonly known as "Uncle Scrooge") is a fictional character created by genius cartoonist [[Carl Barks]]. Named after fictional character [[Ebenezer Scrooge]], Scrooge is known for his greed and his three cubic acres of cash. He first appeared in Carl Bark's story "Christmas on Bear Mountain", where he was introduced as an angry, stingy miser. However, despite commonly described as cold and hardhearted, Scrooge values hard work,(sometimes) cares about his nephews, and loathes tax collectors.< | + | '''Scrooge McDuck''' (commonly known as '''"Uncle Scrooge"''') is a fictional character created by genius cartoonist [[Carl Barks]]. Named after fictional character [[Ebenezer Scrooge]], Scrooge is known for his greed and his three cubic acres of cash. He first appeared in Carl Bark's story "Christmas on Bear Mountain", where he was introduced as an angry, stingy miser. However, despite commonly described as cold and hardhearted, Scrooge values hard work, (sometimes) cares about his nephews, and loathes tax collectors.<ref>https://disney.fandom.com/wiki/Scrooge_McDuck</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 22:58, February 9, 2021
Scrooge McDuck (commonly known as "Uncle Scrooge") is a fictional character created by genius cartoonist Carl Barks. Named after fictional character Ebenezer Scrooge, Scrooge is known for his greed and his three cubic acres of cash. He first appeared in Carl Bark's story "Christmas on Bear Mountain", where he was introduced as an angry, stingy miser. However, despite commonly described as cold and hardhearted, Scrooge values hard work, (sometimes) cares about his nephews, and loathes tax collectors.[1]